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LOW S/N! 1929 $10 The Atlantic NB Atlantic IA 2762 - VF
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LOW S/N! 1929 $10 The Atlantic NB Atlantic IA 2762 - VF Available to buy now at a reasonable starting price or make an offer is a 1929 $10 National Banknote issued by The Atlantic National Bank, Atlantic, Iowa - Charter number 2762, with LOW SERIAL NUMBER 16! T are only 19 small size notes recorded to the bank. This crisp, attractive banknote is graded Very Fine and is problem free with no rips, tears or pinholes. The ink is dark and clear and the embossing is deep. The serial number, E000016A, printed in brown, makes this note even more desirable and such a wonderful addition to any collection. Founded in October, 1868, Atlantic is a city in Cass County, southwestern Iowa, and is located along the East Nishnabotna River. The population at the 2000 census was 7,257. Please see our other eBay auctions to find more exceptional U.S. currency that we are currently offering. The purchaser of this item will be given the opportunity to buy it now or to make a reasonable offer. We offer a 7 day, no questions asked, return policy provided the item is not altered or damaged and is returned in its original holder. Purchaser pays $8.00 for USPS First Class and Insured Mail. This note will be shipped to US addresses only. We accept PayPal, Visa and Mastercard for this purchase. See Payment Instructions for details. If you have any questions regarding this listing, please feel free to contact us via email or toll-free at . To see more rare US currency that we have for sale, please visit our web site at "AntiqueCurrencyLLC dot com". Thanks, Ray Marrello.
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